Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-05-23

WIN. MINER. Line Wedding Is to occur
at the rural home of the bride OF the
Sth OF June.
Mic Wulpi, photographer, is making q
number of views of the city from differ.
ent points which afford good Gamers
range. The fifth one of the series, q view
uf Third street west OF Capitol, was
taken by the instantaneous process from
the roof of the Press and Dakotaian
block this forenoon.
The Sunday school institute which
will be held in Yankton on Wednesday
and Thursday evenings of this week will
be conducted by DIR. H, d. Ward and
DR.. w. s. Bell, OF Mitchell, and Rev. j.
V. Gray, of Lake Henry, Dakota. Every
badly who is interested in the Sunday
school work is invited to be present.
The appropriation for Jurors and Wit
nesses for the United States courts in
Dakota for this year has been nearly ex-
hausted n the June term of court at
Fargo will necessarily be short. United
States justice will have to cease opera
tions very soon until the first of July,
when the new appropriation wall bs
ready for use.
Yankton has been vis,tsd within q
week by a man from Hutchinson county
known as ''Jim" Brown VINO has been
en~deaVoring to induce q Yankton maa
to drop a suit which he has instituted
against a friend of Browns, which friend
Is IN Jail in Hutchinson under a charge
of making away with mortgagedproperty.
Brown lie supposed to have a personal
interest in the result OF the trial.
1t IS presumed that Governor Church
will not permit the trustees of the in
sane hospital to proceed with the con-
struction OF the much needed additional
wing until he has reached the end of his
effort to place that institution in the
hands of democrats. This will carry the
work over until another year and the in
mates of the hospital will be the stuff err
ers. This is one of the things which
8 VhChc ehS DCllSi thbC th0 BONCEuOt
is in need of q guardian.
The rain of Saturday evening was gen.
eral throughout this section and much
heavier outside the CITY in Yankton coun-
ty than in town. In the neighborhood Of
Lakeport and Lesterviile and between
Ysnkton and Gsyville considerable hail
fell but without doing serious damage.
The growing grain was of course benefit
ed by the rain and the farmers in the city
to-day were still sure Of good crops. Our
rains come al,na just at the right time
this year AMI the granger couldn't hit
it better if he ordered them himself.
A trio of Yanktonians were called to
Huron by telegraph Friday to receive
the ~benediction Of Louis L and some
advice relative to their conduct after
they are elevated to the insane asylum
peerage. His most gracious majesty
received them in his shirt sleeves ana q
suburban fax field and admonished them
to use their most loyal endeavors to
turn the rascsls out. He reminded them
of the yanities Of political life and ad-
Yerted to the chestnut that the race is
not always to the swift nor the battle to
the biggest medicine man-that spoils
in the price Of vigilance ard that he
who plows deepest In the field of
scandal frequently secures the heaped
up measure,
In the district court this morning, j.
N. True, of Hutchinson county, by his
attorney applied for a change of venue
to Dawson county in several cases OF o
civil nature in which Mr.. True is defen-
dant. MIR. True presented as an ergu-
ment in favor OF the change of venue an
affidavit signed by thirty-two respect
able citizens of Hutchinson county who
say under oath that they do not believe
Mr.. True would receive a fair trial of his
cases by a jury of Hutchinson county
men. The change was granted end the
case will come up for trial at the next
term OF Mitchell, 1t will be remembered
shat Mr.. True was disbarred from prac.
tice in the Dakota courts some monthe
ago for two years with q privilege oil
applying for a mo LITIGATION OF the sen.
tence after six months had passed. The
six months expired on the 18th of May,
but Mr.. True has not yet asked for a
modification.